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Fine Liao 3-Color Earth'ware Pillow, c.911-1125 |
Origin: China
Period: ca.911-1125
Price: "Sold" Thank You!
Stock Number: 1310
Description: A rare Liao dynasty 3-color earthenware pillow, ca.911-1125. The dimensions are 7-3/8" widest, 3" tall. Shaped as an unfurled lotus petal and made of a beige clay. The top has a carved and incised design of a solitude duck in a lotus pond. The pillow is glazed in a thick and uneven, runny polychrome glazes in the hues of yellow, brown and green. The glaze stops in unevenly with large runs above ... |
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Rare! Longshan Amphora "Gui", ca.2800-2000 BC |
Origin: China
Period: ca.2800-2000 BC
Price: Sold...Thank You!
Stock Number: 1270
Description: A fine and rare Longshan Culture Amphora "Gui", ca.2800-2000 BC. The LongShang Culture generally refers to 3 synchronous phases known by their gographical locations: Shangdong, Henan-Hebei, and Shaanxi-Longxhan. Agriculture became a primary activity as hunting and gathering became a secondary food source. They were a patriarchal social structure was established and had evidence of the practice of ... |
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Fine and Rare Han Dynasty Glazed Earthenware Brazier, ca. 100 BC - AD 100 |
Origin: China
Period: ca.100 BC - AD 100
Price: "Sold" Thank You!
Stock Number: 1260
Description: A rare Han dynasty glazed earthenware brazier with cicadas, ca.100 BC - AD 100. This brazier's origin is probably Eastern Han and was excavated in the Shaanxi province in Northern China. Made to imitate iron or bronze braziers, this one is made of reddish earthenware with applied molded cicadas. The dimensions are 10" long, 6" wide and 5-1/4" tall. The brazier is rectangular with gentle flaring ... |
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Fine Ming Dynasty, Chenghua Mark (Tianqi Period), Wucai Wine Cup, ca.1621-27 |
Origin: China
Period: ca.1621-27
Price: "SOLD" Thank You!
Stock Number: 1250
Description: A fine Ming dynasty, Chenghua mark, Tianqi period, wucai wine cup, ca.1621-27. Beautifully executed Ming expression of Chenghua wucai ware. The only tell tale sign of Tianqi is the style of the Chenghua's qinghua signature on bottom. It is unmistakenly Tianqi style. It was understandable that Tianqi would borrow the styles of his predecessors if remembering this Ming emperor's reign. MIng ... |
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Fine and Rare Ming Dynasty, Hongzhi Period, Turquoise Blue Glazed TianQiuPing, ca.1485-1505 |
Origin: China
Period: ca.1485-1505
Price: "SOLD" Thank You!
Stock Number: 1240
Description: A fine and rare Ming dynasty, Hongzhi reign, Peacock Green/Turquoise Blue TianQiuPing, ca. 1485-1505. Dimensions are 8.75" tall, by 4.75" widest. In Chinese, this rare glaze is called "Kongquelan". It was first developed during the northern kilns Song to Yuan dynasties and was adapted by southern kilns of Jingdezhen during the 15th century. Kongquelan reached its boldest aquamarine color during ... |
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Rare! Fine JiaJing Period, Ming Dynasty, WuCai Tray/Platter, ca. 1522-66 |
Origin: China
Period: ca.1522-66
Price: $8,000+ shipping/handling
Stock Number: 1220
Description: A fine and rare JiaJing period, Ming dynasty, Wucai porcelain tray/plater, ca.1522-66. The dimensions of this large tray is 13-1/4" long, 11" deep, 2-1/2" tall. Wucai is a special style of decorating with under-glaze cobalt blue outlines and over-glaze colors ranging from red, yellow, turquoise, greens, aubergine. Originating around the Xuande reign (1425-35). The glaze colors predominately used ... |
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Fine 27 pc. Set of Chinese "Rice-Grain" Porcelain Ware, ca.1950 |
Origin: China
Period: ca.1930s
Price: $950 + shipping/handling
Stock Number: 1210.1
Description: A fine, scarce 27 pc. set of Chinese "Rice Grain" pattern , underglaze blue, porclain ware, otherwise known as Gambroon ware, ca.1950. The set is complete, even with most of the original packing, is comprised of 13 cups and 14 saucers (one extra). The dimensions are: (height) cups 1-15/16", saucers 1", (width) cups 3-3/4, saucers 5-5/8". Each cup and saucer is hand-painted in underglaze cobalt ... |
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Rare Tang Dynasty Sancai, Earthenware Horse, ca. A.D.618-906 |
Origin: China
Period: ca.618-906
Price: "Sold" Thank You!
Stock Number: 1210
Description: A gorgeous and rare Tang Dynasty, sancai, earthenware Horse, ca. A.D.618-906. Most likely made in the northern Chinese Henan or Shaanxi regions. This horse stands 16" tall and is 19-1/2" long from nose to tip of tail. Its posture's alert and ready with a natural head tilt to the right. The entire figure, except the base, is glazed in a combination of 2 to 4 polychrome glazes: blue, green, yellow, ... |
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Certified! Early Ming Dyn. Underglaze Red Decorated Bowl, ca. 14th/15th c. |
Origin: China
Period: ca.15th c.
Price: "SOLD" Thank You!
Stock Number: 1200
Description: A fine and rare Early Ming dynasty underglaze red, large, porcelain bowl, ca.14th/15th c. This piece has a certificate of authenticity signed by Mr. Cui, the director of the Beijing Capital Museum. He is also an expert on Chinese porcelain. The certificate is also signed by Mr. Zhang, who is a famous Chinese artist and also an expert in Chinese porcelain. This large bowl measures 9-1/2" wide ... |
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Rare! Exceptional Junyao Bulb Bowl, Nbr. 6, ca. early 12th c., Late Northern Song Dyn. |
Origin: China
Period: ca. early 12th century
Price: "Sold" Thank You!
Stock Number: 1180
Description: Rare! A exceptional Northern Song dynasty, JunGuanYao, Nbr. 6, bulb bowl, ca. early 12th century. Dimensions: approx. 8.5" diameter from dimple to dimple and approx. than 3" tall. Weight: 3 lbs. A short and stout, 6-sided, "foliated," bulb bowl sitting on 3-stubby feet. The bulb bowl weighs 3 lbs. The mouth rim has a rolled rim and a broad and flat lip. The bulb bowl's primary glaze is ethereal ... |
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